A six-day high fever that does not come down, combined with dental pain, suggests a possible deep dental infection or abscess that needs urgent care. Because multiple clinicians have recommended hospital admission, I strongly advise taking him to the hospital right away. Inpatient care is the safest place for him; doctors can safely administer intravenous fluids and generic antibiotics to target the infection quickly and keep him comfortable. You can continue generic ibuprofen or acetaminophen for temporary pain relief under medical guidance, but immediate hospital evaluation is the most important next step.

Since he has already taken Meftal (mefenamic acid), please do not give him any other pain relievers right now to protect his kidneys. Instead, use a cloth damp with tepid water to gently sponge his body and help lower his temperature safely. Keep him well-hydrated with water, and monitor his blood glucose levels closely, as infections can cause blood sugar fluctuations. Once his test results are ready, share them promptly with his doctor. Seek urgent care immediately if he becomes confused, extremely lethargic, or has trouble breathing.

It is common for medications like Meftal Forte to only provide temporary relief as they wear off. To help bring your temperature down safely, try tepid sponging with lukewarm water and ensure you are drinking plenty of fluids to stay hydrated. However, because you have had a high fever of 102 to 104 degrees for seven days, it is very important that you consult a doctor immediately. They can evaluate your symptoms, check for any secondary infections, and adjust your treatment plan safely.

Since the fever has continued for five days and it is now the timeframe your doctor mentioned, the best next step is to proceed with the recommended blood tests today. These tests will provide valuable information to help guide his care. Please contact your pediatrician's office right away to coordinate the tests and share an update. In the meantime, keep him comfortable, offer plenty of fluids, and continue using paracetamol as directed for comfort.

You started your medications, Opox CV (cefpodoxime with clavulanic acid) and Meftal Forte (mefenamic acid and paracetamol), quite recently. Antibiotics and fever reducers can take 48 to 72 hours to fully control an infection and bring noticeable relief. It is very important not to change or stop your dosage without consulting your doctor, as this can cause the infection to return. For now, please continue your prescribed schedule, drink plenty of fluids, and rest. If your symptoms worsen or do not improve after 72 hours, please consult your physician.

Thick, white discharge and lower pelvic pain after your first sexual encounter are actually quite common and highly treatable. These symptoms could suggest a yeast infection, or potentially a pelvic or sexually transmitted infection, which explains why pain relievers like ibuprofen only offer temporary relief. Since infections require specific prescription treatments like antifungals or antibiotics, it is best to consult a healthcare provider for a quick exam or swab.